Williamson County Land Market — Hutto / Taylor / Granger and the Samsung corridor
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Updated 2026-10-27 · every figure below shows its source and period. Metrics without a citable public source are omitted, not estimated.
Source-cited indicators for the eastern Williamson County land market — the Hutto, Taylor, and Granger corridors shaped by the Samsung Taylor investment (this page also carries the Samsung / Taylor corridor tracker). Every figure below carries its source and period; we publish nothing we cannot cite. Texas is a non-disclosure state: we never publish sold prices, and we never will.
| Indicator | Value | Read | Source · period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rural land median — Austin–Waco–Hill Country region | $8,040/ac | Record regional price per acre (four-quarter moving median), up +8.63% year over year; regional dollar volume +11.81% on 1,062 sales. Regional benchmark — individual corridor tracts trade on their own utility, access, and entitlement facts. | Texas A&M Texas Real Estate Research Center (TRERC), Texas Rural Land Markets · Q2 2026 |
| Samsung Central Texas investment | $37B+ (Taylor + Austin) | Samsung's expansion centered on Taylor — two leading-edge logic fabs plus an R&D fab — alongside its Austin site; the federal award projects 3,500+ manufacturing and 12,000 construction jobs, with up to $4.745B in direct CHIPS funding. | U.S. Department of Commerce CHIPS Program (final award) · Dec 2024 award (current) |
| Who is buying | Megatel ~505 ac · Green Brick ~404 ac · M/I + Taylor Morrison ~128 ac | Megatel Homes in the Hutto and Taylor areas; Green Brick Partners in a 5-parcel Georgetown assemblage; an M/I Homes + Taylor Morrison joint venture on CR 107, Hutto. All from recorded instruments. | Williamson County deed records (public instruments) · 2024–2026 |
| Taylor Technology Campus | 664-acre data-center campus — approved 5-0 (draft minutes) | On October 8, 2026 the Taylor City Council approved 5-0 a development agreement for annexation and development of the Taylor Technology Campus (formerly Project Mustang), a 664-acre data-center site with on-site power generation between FM 112 and US 79, just east of city limits. Terms include closed-loop cooling on reclaimed water, $28.2M in community-benefit commitments, no tax abatements requested, and a city-projected $1.38B in gross tax revenue over 20 years. | City of Taylor (project page; council action Oct 8, 2026 — final minutes not yet posted) · Oct 2026 |
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